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Thats to bad because if you would have you would have read where I explained how it would bring costs down. These companies operate off of a ratio. Meaning the average percentage of the people they insure that get sick will relatively stay the same no matter how many they insure. In actuality they will make more money if more people are insured, but they wont keep the same rates, they will drop to become more competitive for the increased consumer market of insurees. As more and more become insured and hospitals take less of a hit from uninsured people, their costs will go down, so the costs of the visit/procedure will also go down. There will be plenty of people with pre-existing conditions, no doubt, but currently those people are already draining on the HC industry with no insurance, and driving up the price anyways, insuring them is not going to be a bad thing.

The biggest strain is going to be illegals, most of whom live in poverty, eat unhealthy, poor living conditions, and no insurace. Time for them to go.

If what you are saying is true...And the auto insurance industry can be compared...Why didn't auto insurance go down when government made it law that we all have it?

I don't buy it. If I'm an insurance company and I HAVE to insure people, my rates are most definitely going up. PERIOD.